The End of Innocence

The End of Innocence is a groundbreaking account of the early AIDS crisis in Britain, offering a powerful and essential read for anyone interested in this critical moment in history.

With a new introduction by Russell T Davies, this edition provides a fresh perspective on the political intrigue, panic, and hysteria that characterized the early days of the epidemic.

Through interviews with key figures in the fight against the virus and those facing personal devastation and prejudice, Garfield presents a compelling story of medical battle conducted against seemingly impossible odds.

This is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the impact of AIDS on Britain and the world at large, and how it has shaped our understanding of public health and social justice.